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Sticky Notes: Does God Remember You During Lent?

"I know I'm forgetting something... but what?" Between work tasks, home responsibilities, birthdays, and appointments, there's a lot to keep track of. Memory is unreliable, and I know it. So when life gets hard, it's natural to wonder if God functions the same way: has He forgotten about me? Isaiah 49:15 gives one of the most direct assurances in Scripture: "I will never forget you." God doesn't hedge. He simply states it as fact.

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Two Roads: Lenten Devotional on Speaking God's Words

Every conversation has two roads. One is easy — play it safe, say what they want to hear, or take the bait. The other is harder. It's the one where I stop and pray, Lord, yours is the path less traveled. Holy Spirit, give me the words. Jeremiah walked that road. So did Jesus. Speaking God's words faithfully tends to cost you something. But our reward isn't meant to be collected in full in this life — and the enemy's power is borrowed time.

Mar 52 min read

Failing Lent: Lent Fasting and Prayer Is Not a Pass/Fail Test

Most of us learned to walk by falling down. Nobody said to a stumbling toddler, "Walking just isn't for you." Falling was part of learning. Lent works the same way. Maybe you're a week in and you've already "failed." You ate the thing you gave up. You scrolled the app you deleted. But God is not grading your fasting. Lent fasting and prayer were never meant to be a willpower contest — they were meant to draw your heart closer to the Father.

Feb 262 min read

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The Family: Foundation of Freedom and Bulwark Against Tyranny — Family and Freedom

The Family: Why Family and Freedom Rise or Fall Together No institution has come under more sustained assault in modern America than the family—and this is no accident. As understood in the Judeo-Christian tradition and assumed by America’s Founders, the family stands as the primary barrier between the individual and the totalizing claims of the state. Strengthen the family, and you cultivate citizens capable of self-government. Undermine it, and you weaken the moral structur

Mar 103 min read

The Pulpit and the Revolution: How Biblical Preaching Forged American Independence — The Black Robe Regiment

The Pulpit and the Revolution: The Black Robe Regiment and American Independence Modern historians often portray the American Revolution as a secular Enlightenment project driven by abstract philosophy divorced from religious conviction. Nothing could be further from the truth. Before it was fought on battlefields, the Revolution was preached from pulpits. At the center of that movement stood what British loyalists derisively called the Black Robe Regiment —colonial clergy wh

Mar 33 min read

The Foundation of Liberty: Faith, Virtue, and the American Experiment - Faith and Virtue in America

The Foundation of Liberty: Why Faith and Virtue in America Still Matter The architects of American independence understood a truth modern society is eager to forget: liberty cannot survive without virtue, and virtue cannot be sustained without faith. This was not sentimental piety but the accumulated wisdom of Scripture, classical thought, and lived experience. The American experiment in self-government assumed a people capable of moral restraint. Remove that assumption, and

Feb 243 min read